View source: R/RSAGA-modules.R
rsaga.close.gaps | R Documentation |
Close (Interpolate) Gaps
rsaga.close.gaps(in.dem, out.dem, threshold = 0.1, ...) rsaga.close.one.cell.gaps(in.dem, out.dem, ...)
in.dem |
input: digital elevation model (DEM) as SAGA grid file (default file extension: |
out.dem |
output: DEM grid file without no-data values (gaps). Existing files will be overwritten! |
threshold |
tension threshold for adjusting the interpolator (default: 0.1) |
... |
optional arguments to be passed to |
rsaga.close.one.cell.gaps
only fill gaps whose neighbor grid cells have non-missing data.
In rsaga.close.gaps
, larger tension thresholds can be used to reduce overshoots and undershoots in the surfaces used to fill (interpolate) the gaps.
The type of object returned depends on the intern
argument passed to the rsaga.geoprocessor()
. For intern=FALSE
it is a numerical error code (0: success), or otherwise (default) a character vector with the module's console output.
This function uses modules 7 (rsaga.close.gaps
and 6 rsaga.close.one.cell.gaps
from the SAGA library grid_tools
.
SAGA GIS 2.0.5+ has a new additional module Close Gaps with Spline
, which
can be accessed using rsaga.geoprocessor()
(currently no R wrapper
available). See rsaga.get.usage("grid_tools","Close Gaps with Spline")
or in version 2.1.0+ call rsaga.html.help("grid_tools","Close Gaps with Spline")
.
Alexander Brenning (R interface), Olaf Conrad (SAGA module)
rsaga.geoprocessor()
, rsaga.env()
## Not run: # using SAGA grids: rsaga.close.gaps("rawdem.sgrd","dem.sgrd") # using ASCII grids: rsaga.esri.wrapper(rsaga.close.gaps,in.dem="rawdem",out.dem="dem") ## End(Not run)
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